Bermuda - Revision history

Cool6dad at 22:19, July 26, 2026

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top: Spelling/Grammar Check, typos fixed: self government → self-government, sq km → km<sup>2</sup>

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100 > 138 - it's way over "100 islands"

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 ==See also==
 *[[Bermuda Triangle]]
 *[[Mexican and Caribbean Christianity | Caribbean Christianity]]

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 ==See also==
 *[[Bermuda Triangle]]
 == External links ==

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−	~~[[File:~~512px-Flag of Bermuda.svg.png\|~~thumbnail~~\|~~right~~\|~~300px~~\|~~Flag of Bermuda]]~~	+	{{Country
		+	\|name =Bermuda
		+	\|map =
		+	\|flag =512px-Flag of Bermuda.svg.png
		+	\|arms =
		+	\|capital =Hamilton
		+	\|capital-raw =
		+	\|government =British Overseas Territory
		+	\|government-raw =
		+	\|language =
		+	\|king =Charles III
		+	\|queen =
		+	\|monarch-raw =
		+	\|governor general=
		+	\|governor general-raw=
		+	\|president =
		+	\|president-raw =
		+	\|chancellor =
		+	\|chancellor-raw =
		+	\|pm =Edward David Burt
		+	\|pm-raw =
		+	\|chairman =
		+	\|general secretary=
		+	\|governor =Andrew Murdoch
		+	\|governor-raw =
		+	\|premier =
		+	\|premier-raw =
		+	\|area =
		+	\|pop =
		+	\|pop-basis =
		+	\|gdp =
		+	\|gdp-year =
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		+	\|currency =Bermudian dollar (BMD)
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		+	}}
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		+
	'''Bermuda''' is an [[archipelago]] of 138 islands and islets (of which 20 are inhabited) in the North [[Atlantic Ocean]] 570 miles east of [[Cape Hatteras]] in the [[United States]]. Bermuda is an Overseas Territory of the [[United Kingdom]] with an area of 20 square miles (53 km<sup>2</sup>) and a population of 64,000. The capital is Hamilton.		'''Bermuda''' is an [[archipelago]] of 138 islands and islets (of which 20 are inhabited) in the North [[Atlantic Ocean]] 570 miles east of [[Cape Hatteras]] in the [[United States]]. Bermuda is an Overseas Territory of the [[United Kingdom]] with an area of 20 square miles (53 km<sup>2</sup>) and a population of 64,000. The capital is Hamilton.

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 ==See also==
 *[[Bermuda Triangle]]
 ==References==

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		+	[[File:512px-Flag of Bermuda.svg.png\|thumbnail\|right\|300px\|Flag of Bermuda]]
	'''Bermuda''' is an [[archipelago]] of 138 islands and islets (of which 20 are inhabited) in the North [[Atlantic Ocean]] 570 miles east of [[Cape Hatteras]] in the [[United States]]. Bermuda is an Overseas Territory of the [[United Kingdom]] with an area of 20 square miles (53 km<sup>2</sup>) and a population of 64,000. The capital is Hamilton.		'''Bermuda''' is an [[archipelago]] of 138 islands and islets (of which 20 are inhabited) in the North [[Atlantic Ocean]] 570 miles east of [[Cape Hatteras]] in the [[United States]]. Bermuda is an Overseas Territory of the [[United Kingdom]] with an area of 20 square miles (53 km<sup>2</sup>) and a population of 64,000. The capital is Hamilton.

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 '''Bermuda''' is an [[archipelago]] of 138 islands and islets (of which 20 are inhabited) in the North [[Atlantic Ocean]] 570 miles east of [[Cape Hatteras]] in the [[United States]]. Bermuda is an Overseas Territory of the [[United Kingdom]] with an area of 20 square miles (53 km<sup>2</sup>) and a population of 64,000. The capital is Hamilton.
-The territory was colonised in 1609 by Sir George Somers who was shipwrecked there en route for [[Virginia]]. It was named after a Spanish seafarer, Juan Bermudez, who sighted it (but did not land) in the early sixteenth century.
+The territory was colonised in 1609 by Sir George Somers who was shipwrecked there en route for [[Virginia]]. It was named after a [[Spain|Spanish]] seafarer, Juan Bermudez, who sighted it (but did not land) in the early sixteenth century.
 The territory acquired internal self-government in 1968; a referendum of 1995 rejected independence.

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−	'''Bermuda''' is an [[archipelago]] of ~~100~~ islands and islets (of which 20 are inhabited) in the North [[Atlantic Ocean]] 570 miles east of [[Cape Hatteras]] in the [[United States]]. Bermuda is an Overseas Territory of the [[United Kingdom]] with an area of 20 square miles (53 sq km) and a population of 64,000. The capital is Hamilton.	+	'''Bermuda''' is an [[archipelago]] of 138 islands and islets (of which 20 are inhabited) in the North [[Atlantic Ocean]] 570 miles east of [[Cape Hatteras]] in the [[United States]]. Bermuda is an Overseas Territory of the [[United Kingdom]] with an area of 20 square miles (53 sq km) and a population of 64,000. The capital is Hamilton.

	The territory was colonised in 1609 by Sir George Somers who was shipwrecked there en route for [[Virginia]]. It was named after a Spanish seafarer, Juan Bermudez, who sighted it (but did not land) in the early sixteenth century.		The territory was colonised in 1609 by Sir George Somers who was shipwrecked there en route for [[Virginia]]. It was named after a Spanish seafarer, Juan Bermudez, who sighted it (but did not land) in the early sixteenth century.

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 '''Bermuda''' is an [[archipelago]] of 100 islands and islets (of which 20 are inhabited) in the North [[Atlantic Ocean]] 570 miles east of [[Cape Hatteras]] in the [[United States]]. Bermuda is an Overseas Territory of the [[United Kingdom]] with an area of 20 square miles (53 sq km) and a population of 64,000. The capital is Hamilton.
-The territory was colonised in 1609 by Sir George Somers who was shipwrecked there en route for [[Virginia]]. It was named after a Spanish seafarer Juan Bermudez, swho sighted it (but did not land) in the early sixteenth century.
+The territory was colonised in 1609 by Sir George Somers who was shipwrecked there en route for [[Virginia]]. It was named after a Spanish seafarer, Juan Bermudez, who sighted it (but did not land) in the early sixteenth century.
 The territory acquired internal self government in 1968; a referendum of 1995 rejected independence.